Sentence examples similar to chances receding from inspiring English sources

The seventh hole saw Faldo's chances recede, as his par was easily outstripped by eagles from Price and Ballesteros in their three-ball group.

Dr. ElBaradei insisted he still had hope, but he conceded that the chances were receding.

Even so, the chances are receding of a deal that sees countries promise explicit cuts in emissions.

Newcastle's survival chances are receding here.

WILL we or won't we? Ask any Labour MP whether there will be a referendum on euro-entry and he will tell you that the chances have receded to much less than even.

Other major films whose chances of appearing are receding include Pedro Almodóvar's The Skin I Live In, Walter Salles's adaptation of On the Road, Wong Kar-wai's martial arts movie The Grandmasters, and David Cronenberg's A Dangerous Method, which stars Viggo Mortensen as Sigmund Freud.

· January 28: Britain declares Iraq in "material breach" of UN disarmament demands and says the chances of averting war are receding.

"As each side scrambles to push their version of events, the chances for dialogue are rapidly receding.

28 January: Britain declares Iraq in "material breach" of UN disarmament demands and says the chances of averting war are receding.

The mayor of New York, Rudolph Giuliani, confirmed earlier that 4,763 people had been reported missing following the attacks and many believed the chances of finding survivors were receding by the hour.

But the chances of this happening are fast receding.